Well, I should say he likes all flavors; there's no food he doesn't like.

Moreover, his sense of taste seems to be more sensitive than normal people. Whenever Aunt Chi puts too much seasoning in her cooking, this guy can taste it.

However, in Aunt Chi's eyes, this was just stirring up trouble!

whee.

"Wow, this is delicious."

"Ya Jie, here, you eat first." Xiao Suotou ran over with a small bowl, smiling, and let Huo Ya Jie try some.

Shiro, Goro, and An'an have already started eating.

Chi Tang said anxiously, "Give it to me, I want to eat San Dede too."

"Okay, okay, here you go."

After everyone shared the food, they were all still a little hungry.

Especially Qiu Xing and Si Lang, two little kids as tall as stools, guarded Chi Sanhe, throwing tantrums and rolling around until Chi Sanhe would give them some more food.

However, Sister-in-law Chi vomited violently just from smelling the odor.

Having no other choice, Chi Sanhe moved his things outside the courtyard gate to avoid disturbing his sister-in-law.

But once it was moved out, it attracted babies from both streets.

"Wow, Mom, I want to eat it."

"Grandma, I want it! I want it! Buy it for me!"

"I won't eat if you don't buy it for me!"

A bunch of little devils threw a tantrum and threatened to eat the popcorn.

If it were Chi Dashan, he would have given them to the children for free, but could Chi Sanhe do that?

Chi Sanhe rolled his eyes and picked up the small wooden basin, saying, "This popcorn is only five coins a bowl, not expensive at all."

"An'an Shiro, quickly let your friends have a taste."

It would have been better if they hadn't tried it. After tasting it, the children all clamored to buy it.

Left with no other choice, the adults had to pay up.

A small bowl costs five coins, which isn't too expensive or too cheap, but fortunately, people living in this area can afford it.

So, in no time at all, the corn and butter we bought were used up.

But when Old Man Chi returned from the fields and learned of Chi Sanhe's actions, he immediately wore a long, unhappy expression.